Following the Big Bang premiere and online Q&A last week on BMC’s Facebook page, Emma Twyford talks to Climber about the film, her ascent and what's next.

As lockdown continues, we talk to Shauna Coxsey, Britain’s climbing Olympian, to see how her psyche is holding up, how she’s spending her time and her thoughts on the Tokyo Olympics postponement.

Simon Kincaid speaks to Joe Brown and looks at the legacy of gritstone classic climbs Joe left behind (first published in Climber January 2005).

The late Joe Brown was arguably the greatest climber this country has produced. His game-changing rock routes of the 1950s and 60s broke through new barriers of difficulty. In a rare interview with Jim Curran, Joe talked extensively about climbing on 'Cloggy' in North Wales.

The very sad news emerging from North Wales is that Joe Brown, a colossus of the modern climbing era, died late yesterday aged 89.

Big Bang, the film of Emma Twyford’s quest to redpoint Big Bang - the jewel in the LPT crown - will premiere this coming Friday (April 17th) at 8pm.

Numerous climbing companies have suspended normal operations and switched to manufacturing PPE and other equipment to help during the CV-19 pandemic.

World Cup competition boulderer Anna Stöhr, set her sights on a multi-pitch sport route for her latest challenge.

Zermatt projected an enormous Union Jack flag onto the Matterhorn last night as a sign of solidarity towards their “friends from the UK”.

Spanish climber, Sílvia Vidal, recently notched-up the first ascent of Sincronia Màgica (A3+/F6a+ and 1,180m).on the West Face of Cerro Chileno Grande, Patagonia before lock-down commenced.

The Association of British Climbing Walls, along with other activity associations, have lobbied for further support to the leisure sector as a result of the current coronavirus pandemic.

The eagerly awaited film of Steve McClure on-sighting Nightmayer had its public premiere last night on the Petzl-Official Facebook page.